Here's the PTS code for collecting the version information from DEHS:
# read info gathered from watch file scanner
data = yaml.load(file(os.path.join(dir, "dehs.yaml")), yaml.CLoader)
dehs = {}
for entry in data:
pkgname = entry["package"]
if "status" in entry and "Newer version" in entry["status"]:
if pkgname not in dehs:
dehs[pkgname] = {}
dehs[pkgname]["newer"] = str(entry["upstream-version"])
dehs[pkgname]["url"] = entry["upstream-url"]
if "warnings" in entry:
if pkgname not in dehs:
dehs[pkgname] = {}
dehs[pkgname]["error"] = entry["warnings"]
It's retrieving the yaml file from get http://qa.debian.org/cgi-bin/udd-dehs.
This looks like a YAML file with the following format:
-
debian-mangled-uversion: 1.4.2
debian-uversion: 1.4.2~dfsg0
package: qlandkartegt
status: up to date
upstream-url:
http://qa.debian.org/watch/sf.php/qlandkartegt/qlandkartegt-1.4.2.tar.gz
upstream-version: 1.4.2
Possible status results are:
"up to date"
"Debian version newer than remote site"
"Newer version available"
Packages for which there is no information don't seem to to appear at all.
If UDD could output such a file and we could change the location the PTS was
pulling from, then we could get this part of it back in business. Is that a
reasonable approach?
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